点评:Survived two days of torrential rain only because the site #823 didn’t turn into a massive puddle. We were one of two tent campers that stayed the course, everyone else cleared out.
It is not a typical campground that is a destination for people who enjoy a natural camping experience. I would compare it to Grand Bend, each with beautiful beaches, both with a riot of day campers. I also found that many campers had no sense of nature or the precarious natural environment within which they are guests. We witnessed a shocking display of ignorance where some campers in the sight adjacent to us found a salamander thinking it was a turtle ( how can someone not know the difference?) and threw it into their camp fire. FROGS, SALAMANDERS AND SOME TURTLES ARE ON THE ENDANGERED SPECIES LIST. Please remember this.
It’s an ok campground for a rowdy family with children who love to swim. It’s loud with a lot of young heavy drinkers.
The camp staff are great albeit young and so, timid to enforce campground rules and regulations. Sibald Point might benefit from having senior staff patrolling and managing camp rules. Sounds silly to me that a provincial campground need rules.
翻译:幸免于两天的暴雨,只是因为 823 号营地没有变成一个巨大的水坑。我们是两个坚持下来的帐篷露营者之一,其他人都撤离了。
这不是一个典型的露营地,不是喜欢自然露营体验的人的目的地。我会把它比作大弯,两者都有美丽的海滩,都有一群日间露营者。我还发现,许多露营者对自然或他们作为客人所处的不稳定自然环境没有意识。我们目睹了令人震惊的无知表现,我们相邻的视线中的一些露营者发现了一只蝾螈,以为它是一只乌龟(怎么会有人不知道区别?)并把它扔进了他们的营火里。青蛙、蝾螈和一些乌龟都在濒危物种名单上。请记住这一点。
对于喜欢游泳的孩子吵闹的家庭来说,这是一个不错的露营地。这里很吵,有很多年轻的酗酒者。
营地工作人员虽然年轻,但很优秀,不敢执行营地的规章制度。如果让资深工作人员巡逻和管理营地规则,Sibald Point 可能会受益匪浅。我觉得一个省级营地需要制定规则,这听起来很荒谬。